chinese domains

The news of dropping prices among the LLLL .com investors finally arrived in China. Until now, small domain portfolios were being offered for sale, discreetly and under the pretext of cashing in. Now, large domain portfolio holders are dumping dozens or even hundreds of domains in one move. The...

ChopChop.domains launched yesterday by TLD Registry, the owner and operator of both Dot Chinese Online (.在线) and Dot Chinese Website (.中文网). On ChopChop.domains users can find and buy Chinese domain names easily, even if they don’t speak Chinese. In particular, the Premium Name search filter...

Wu Maoqing, a 32-year-old banker in Beijing, lost so much money in China’s stock markets last summer that he describes himself as “scarred” by the experience. But in October, he discovered a new asset class he hopes will help make the money back—short domain names. Since then, Wu has invested...

Volume and prices were up in the 5N and 6N.net niches. 5N.com saw higher volume as well with prices to the upside. 4L.com Chips 7 names sold via direct sales and 1 auction closed. The total direct sales volume was 101,933 RMB ($15,463). The top direct sale was QNJY.com at 14,888 RMB ($2,258)...

Here is a recap of the Chinese action on ChaoMi.cc for January 1, 2016. 4L.com Chips action was very light with only 6 transactions, 2 direct sales and 4 auctions. Direct sales were on the higher end with ycym.com leading the way at 21,000 RMB ($3,223). Direct sales ycym.com 21,000 mxzc.com...